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States Change Mind in Microsoft Case | |
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| Time: 05:55 EST/10:55 GMT | News Source: Associated Press | Posted By: Alex Harris | ||
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The nine states suing Microsoft for antitrust violations said Thursday they will not call two rebuttal witnesses, a decision made after a federal judge's scolding. The states had planned to call the witnesses, including a former software tester for Microsoft, to testify that Microsoft has done much of the work needed to create the stripped-down version of the Windows operating system that the states want. The judge ordered the states this week to give their information to company lawyers so they could prepare. Microsoft lawyer Steven Holley said the states delivered an entire computer and 67 CD-ROM discs, far more than Microsoft expected to handle. "We're now being expected to take account of and respond to a library of information," Holley said. "That's roughly 36,000 400-page books." U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly told Steven Kuney, the states' lawyer: "This is absolutely astounding." | ||
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